sunzu2@thebrainbin.org
on 25 Sep 2024 19:17
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I see this process on start up pinging somewhere but it never does anything lol
masterofn001@lemmy.ca
on 25 Sep 2024 20:34
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Probably because your hardware’s firmware is up to date or there’s nothing available.
It’s rare that it’s updated.
Check your journal or
systemctl status fwupd.service
fwupdmgr get-history
sunzu2@thebrainbin.org
on 25 Sep 2024 21:41
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Thank you!
masterofn001@lemmy.ca
on 26 Sep 2024 03:13
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No problem.
The only reason i know this is because systemd throws degraded warnings because fwupd keeps failing. On several machines. (Because DNS, proxies, VPN, etc.)
In xfce there’s a panel tool called genmon I use.
I have 2 specifically for monitoring systemd status
threaded - newest
I see this process on start up pinging somewhere but it never does anything lol
Probably because your hardware’s firmware is up to date or there’s nothing available.
It’s rare that it’s updated.
Check your journal or
systemctl status fwupd.servicefwupdmgr get-historyThank you!
No problem.
The only reason i know this is because systemd throws degraded warnings because fwupd keeps failing. On several machines. (Because DNS, proxies, VPN, etc.)
In xfce there’s a panel tool called genmon I use.
I have 2 specifically for monitoring systemd status
First is just the status
systemctl is-system-runningThe other lists the failed units using a script
#!/bin/shfailedd (){ systemctl --failed | grep -o -E “●.{0,35}\<failed” 2>/dev/null }echo $(failedd)Mint cinnamon has a similar “spice” (panel plugin) that I also use.